Anaconda piano dispute ends with verdict for Pettie
Jury awards Ester Pettie judgment to recover a piano taken by ex Constable Jake Rentz and held by his bondsmen J B Goose and J P Stagg. Damages set at 15 dollars, piano valued at 325, total judgment 340 plus costs. case stems from Rentz attempting to collect 162.65 from Pettie’s mother.
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Jake Rentz
J. B. Goose
J. P. Stagg
Ester Pettie
J. H. Duffy
Messrs
Tolan and
Stewart
Zaza Coming to Margaret Theater Sparks Mixed Reactions
The Margaret theater will host Zaza, a play stirred with praise and censure alike. Since David Belasco released it to the public, it has divided audiences and critics, drawing intense debate over its content and moral tone.
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Margaret Theater
Zaza
David Belasco
Food and Digestion: Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Benefits
Common sense links fleshy weight to flesh forming foods like eggs and beefsteak though digestion falters. The text touts Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as supplying peptones and diastase after meals to aid digestion, claim they strengthen the stomach, build up thin dyspeptic people, and are sold worldwide for 50 cents for complete treatment.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Barber Shop Sterilizes Equipment In Baltimore Hotel
The Carrollton hotel barber shop in Baltimore sterilizes all items used on customers by heat. If sterilization is unavailable, barber use Newbro's Herpicide for scalp and face antiseptic use. Sold by druggists with a sample offer of 10 cents in stamps to The Herpicide Company Detroit Mich.
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Carrollton Hotel
Baltimore
Newbro
Herpicide Company
Detroit
Mich
Debtors urged to settle at old stand
All persons indebted to A. C. Mc Kinnon & Bro. are asked to call at the old stand and settle at once. Shirts and underwear to order are available at Thueson's.
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A. C. McKinnon & Bro
Thueson's
Mrs. Leslie Dies in Great Falls After Illness
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls Montana Mrs. Robert M. Leslie wife of Dr. Robert M Leslie died at Columbus hospital at 3 10 this morning after a months illness Her remains are at the family residence and funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock at the First Baptist church Rev F A Ager will officiate Interment will be in Highland cemetery Pallbearers were selected Dr F Klongeway Dr G H Pelzer J N Booth Austin C Gormley E A Newton and Charles Kumper Mrs Leslie born October 9 Isth in Ironton Missouri was the eldest child of Mr and Mrs W G Fairchild She leaves two younger sisters and an older brother in Missouri She married Dr Leslie April 3 1899 at Livingston Montana and moved to Great Falls more than two years ago None of her family will be able to attend the funeral Mrs Walter Shobe Dr Leslie's sister and ex Gov Preston H Leslie father are in the city from Helena for the funeral
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Leslie
Robert M. Leslie
Columbus Hospital
North Third Avenue
Third Street
F. A. Ager
First Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
F. Kk. Longeway
G. H. Pelzer
J. N. Booth
Austin C. Gormley
E. A. Newton
Charlos Kumper
Mrs. Leslie
Ironton
W. G. Fairchild
Missouri
Livingston
Mont
Walter Shobe
Preston H. Lesle
Helena
James Mane May Get Pardon
James Mane, convicted of manslaughter in Cascade county and sentenced to 10 years, may gain clemency from the state board of pardons after Gov. Toole recommends unconditional pardon. Mane’s term ends April 28, and his conduct has been exemplary amid pleas from Cascade and Fergus counties.
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Standard
Helena
James Mane
Cascade County
Ist
Liberty
State Board of Pardons
Gov. Toole
Willam White
Cascade
Fergus
Board of Pardons
George Blake
Deer Lodge
Wayne Smith
Miles City Reform School
Smith
Red Lodge votes ban on all gambling in town
Red Lodge city council approves an ironclad ordinance banning gambling within limits. They also form a jail committee to plan a new jail not to exceed 1,000 dollars on city hall adjacent lot. Mayor Bowlen appoints James McAllister as city marshal to replace the late Paddy Fleming.
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Standard
Red Lodge
John Dunn
Frank Sell
A. Morrison
Bowlen
James McAlister
Paddy Fleming
McAllister
Fieming
Anaconda Man Denies Attack on Miss Cleary
Archie McSweyn was arrested in Butte and delivered to Anaconda Police Chief Taylor after a dispute over escorting Miss Anna Cleary from a masquerade. He claims he aimed at Edwin McGivern, not Cleary, and that Cleary intervened. Cleary and her mother pressed charges after a warrant was issued.
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Archie McSweyn
Anaconda
Anna Cleary
McGillie
Butte
Taylor
McSweyn
Miss Cleary
A. O. H. Hall
Edwin McGivern
McGivern
Hayes
Colorado Street
Jury of Peers Denied in Brown Marrick Case
William Brown and Hannah Marrick face criminal action in Justice Murphy's court with Duffy seeking a jury of peers for Brown. Judge denied that request, allowing a standard jury trial. Both defendants were arrested on a charge of residing together without a marriage license, with potential assault charges if Brown is cleared on that count. Police and night chief OBrien oversaw initial inquiry.
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Willam Brown
Hannah Murrick
Hannah Day
Justice of the Peace
Murphy's Court
J. H. Duffy
McCaffrey
Mr. Duffy
Sinsular
William Brown
Murphy
Duffy
Hannah Marrick
Brown
Frank O'Brien
Marrick
Smelter Worker Burns Serious Injuries At Washoe Facility
Nick Dokwick employed at the Washoe smelter suffered severe burns to his face and right leg when hot metal contacted water during converter work. He was taken to St. Ann's Hospital for treatment and is expected to require weeks of care. He is unmarried.
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Nick Dokwick
Washoe
Dokwick
St. Ann's
J. T. McKenzie
Army Bill Passes as Commerce Measure Moves Forward
The House approved the army appropriation bill and began debate on the department of commerce bill under a continuing order. Democrats attacked the transfer of the labor bureau to a new department, while supporters argued for cabinet elevation and protection for labor. debate continued with several members speaking for and against the measure. The House adjourned at 5 10 p m.
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Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Committee On Rules
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Mann
Illinois
Hepburn
Iowa
Richardson
Tennessee
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Alabama
Adamson
Georgia
Corliss
Michigan
Scott
Kansas
Messrs. Gaines
Davis
Florida
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Shackleford
Missouri
Cochran
Wooten
Texas
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Labor Bureau
Saloonmen Rally Against Sunday Closing Bill
Great Falls saloon men held a large meeting to oppose the Sunday closing act. Gus Missen of Butte, secretary of the State Liquor Dealers' Association, attended and said the sentiment was unanimous against the measure. The opposition will be organized state wide with direct lobbying of legislators.
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Standard
Great Falls
Gus Missen
Butte
State Liquor Dealeys’ Association
Relief for Nervous Ailments via Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs. Kate Eggleston of Indianapolis recounts severe headaches weakness and nervous affliction relieved by Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits the medicine with restoring health after four boxes and urges others to try the remedy for blood and nerve disorders. The pills are sold by dealers or mailed by the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Kate Eggleston
Ohio Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Magnate's Imprisonment Probe Spurs Sun Stand Still West Hope
A political clash centers on whether a powerful magnate should face imprisonment and prompts leaders to act. Advocates urge restraint while opponents insist on accountability, with the clock ticking as the sun stands still on the resolution path.
President Roosevelt Signs Free Coal Bill After Congress Passes It
Washington noon to 1 pm today President Roosevelt signed the free coal bill into law after Representatives Wachter of Maryland and Allen of Maine delivered the engrossed enrolled copy to the executive. The president praised Congress for acting promptly.
Tillman Attacks Trusts as Senate Debates Statehood
Washington January 15 Senate session marks Tillman’s broad attack on trusts and the attorney general’s inaction. Discussion includes statehood for Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico and a debate over coal prices and railroad influence. The Indianola post office case and Guam government inquiry are also noted before a Monday adjournment.
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Senate
Tillman
Foraker
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Beveridge
Indiana
Judge Woods
Debs
J. P. Morgan
Courts of Justice
Eugene Debs
Mr. Morgan
Knox
Indianola
McLaurin
Mississippi
Washington Post
Chapman
Fairbanks
Hoar
Guam
Mayhini
Cuticura Remedies Aids Women Health And Beauty
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as antiseptic treatments for female health issues. It claims quick relief and permanent care for discharges inflammations and irritations while praising beauty restoration and safety. It touts wide use for skin scalp hair hands and general toilet needs.
Fireman Falls From Moving Engine at Smelter Trestle
Milo Cooling, fireman on a Montana Central switch engine, stepped into space from the moving train over a trestle at the B and M smelter and fell about 30 feet to rocks below. He was bruised and shaken with a possible ankle injury, but no internal injuries were detected.
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Standard
Great Falls
Milo Cooling
Montana Central
Senate approves Cuban reciprocity treaty report with amendments
The senate foreign relations committee agreed to report the Cuban reciprocity treaty with two amendments to protect the sugar tariff and raise the duty on American cattle exports to Cuba. Senator Cullom announced a Monday floor vote after executive session while Republicans expect debate and Democrats show mixed opposition.
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Senate Committee On Foreign
Gay
Senate
Cuba
Bacon and Bailey
Cullom
Foreign Relations Committee
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